Disney‘s live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid” is making a big splash (sorry) at the box office and many fans are wondering what pets the cast at home waiting for them. If you’re hoping to catch some aquatic pets on this list like fish or crabs, you’re going to be disappointed. But the cast has plenty of furry friends you’re sure to love, so check them out below! Plus, we’ve included Max, Prince Eric’s iconic Sheep Dog from the animated movie, who returns in the live-action remake.
Regina Daniels’ mother, Rita Daniels is such a beautiful woman, we must confess.
GhanaCelebrities.Com has sighted a video of Rita Daniels where she displays her adorable looks in a rare way.
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Tons of people are using the skinny filter on TikTok with some getting real creative with it and posting hilarious results. Here's how to get it.
Source: TikTokSince the advent of "filters" on social media, more and more people have been able to aggrandize the way they look, or push out a perception of themselves to the world that are a bit at odds as to what they're really like. Although photoshop is nothing new, using a filter makes it much easier to change your appearance, and we're not even talking about the deepfake technology rocking TikTok right now, either.
WASHINGTON D.C. (CelebrityAccess) — After the successful launch of their collaborative music business education program in 2023, talent agency Wasserman Music announced they are partnering with Howard University for the 2024 Music Business Insights Program.
Held at Howard University’s Washington, DC campus, starting on January 29th, the 2024 Wasserman Music x Howard University Music Business Insights Program was created to provide guidance and support for students who are seeking a career in the music industry.
(CelebrityAccess News Service) — Former wrestling promoter Zane Bresloff died June 20 in Littleton, CO, at age 57. He was in a one-car automobile accident on May 16 and had been hospitalized in a coma.
Promoter Chuck Morris, who collaborated on shows with Bresloff, told the Denver Post that Bresloff was "one of the last of the great old-school promoters – a little wacky, colorful, and he knew how to put a butt in the seat.